余姚中学第二学期高一英语期中考参考答案

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65.the应用文Dear friendsfrom NewZealand,Fm LiHua.Im honoredto behere toextend awarm welcometo youon behalfof ourschool.For yourvisit here,we have arranged avariety ofactivities.First,a tourof ourcampusis scheduled,during whichyou can enjoy thelovely viewof thelake behindthe mainteachingbuilding.After that,we willhold anexchange meetingabout culturaldifferencesbetween NewZealand andChina.Finally,a Peking Opera performancewill begiven iftimepermits.Chances arethat youwill becomecrazy aboutPekingOpera.Wish youan unforgettabletime here!Thank you.故事续写One possibleversion:ERIKAS said Mom,Up hereright now.Hurrying upstairs,Erika couldfeel herbloodrushing toher face.While shewas tryinghard to find anexcuse,Moms voicebrokein.Where ishe now”asked Mom,with armscrossed.Not daringto lookinto Mom!s eyes,Erika justpointed to the basementas areply.The threeremained silent,wondering howtoget thenecklace back.Suddenly an idea poppedinto/flashed throughErikas mind.Shewent straightto thekitchen counterand tooksome snacks.I knowwhat to do.Just comewithme!”she smiled.Mom andBeth followedher into the basement,Erika carryingthe snacks.“Bouncer,“called ErikaJTvegot atreat foryou.in aflash,Bouncer wasat Erikasfeet,pricking uphis earsand wagginghis tail.Just atthat moment,Erika grabbedhis collarandpulled thenecklace fromhis mouth.Handing thenecklace toMom,Erika apologized,Sorry,Mom.I shouldnthave touchedyour stuff.Im thetroublemaker.”Head drooping,Erika triedto overcomethe immenseguilt,while Bouncerwas nudgingher topet him.Solong asyou admityour fault/saidMom,gently pattingher girlsand thelittle“troublemaker”.录音稿Text1M:We want to take a trainto NewYork.How muchdo Ihave topay for the expresstrainW:First class is$24,and secondclassis$

15.M:Wed liketwo second-class tickets.Text2W:Could yougive mea breakonce in a whileYou giveme toomuch work.M:I hadno ideayou were having somuch trouble.Why dontyou takea vacationText3M:The Internetis souseful!W:Yeah.You canfind informationso easily.Just typea keywordinto asearch engine,andyou geta hugelist ofwebsites.M:Yes,its sofast andconvenient.Text4W:Excuse me,what isit,pleaseM:Thats yourpizza,madam.W:But itsnot whatI ordered.M:Oh,sorry aboutthat.Til goback andcheck.Text5W:The moviewe sawlast nightwas exciting,wasnt itM:Oh,no.I didntlike it.The storywasnt veryinteresting.W:Fm sorryyou weredisappointed.Text6M:Francesca,what do you usuallydo atthe weekendW:I usuallymeet myfriends in the citycenter onSaturdays andwe spendall afternoonshoppingand chatting.On Sundaymornings,I go to seemy grandmother.M:What areyou going todothis weekendW:On SaturdayIm goingto getthe busto townwith myfriends asusual andwellprobably gotothegym.But onSunday Illbe practicingmy guitarmost of the dayas Tmplayingin aconcert nextTuesday.Text7W:Shall wetakeataxi tothe airportM:Uh...if wego thereby taxiit mightbe quiteexpensive.We stillhavealot oftime.Letsuse the underground.W:But itwill takeat least15minutes togototheundergroundstation bybus.And thereisonly anhour left.We will be latefortheplane.M:What timeis yourwatch nowW:It isalready sixthirty.M:Why Mywatch isonly tento five.Oh,it mighthave stoppedlast night.W:It seemsthat thetaxi isthe wisechoice forus now.M:Now,hurry up,or wellmiss theplane.Text8M:How areyou,Lucy WhatsupW:Well,its raininglike madoutside andthe weatherreport saysitll bewindy latertoday,so wecant gobiking likewe planned.I thoughtwe mightwatch the football gameonTV thisafternoon.What doyou thinkM:Sounds likea goodidea.But Imgoingtotake advantageoftheweather andclean upmyroom.W:You justgave meanidea,Jim.I thinkIll dothe same.My mumwillbepleased.M:And wecanenjoythefootballgame later.Which teamdoyouwanttowinW:I alwayslike tochoose StateCollege.Sometimes StateYouth Team.Whats yourfavoriteM:My dadlikes St.Martins soIve grownup asa fanof them.Text9W:Good evening,Nick Robertson.You andyour wifespent thewhole oflast yearin theAntarctic.What gaveyou theidea ofdoing sucha thingM:I saw an articleinamagazine aboutsome coupleswho hadbeen there.Both ofus gotinterested.W:Werent youscaredM:A bit,but beforewe leftwe hada trainingcourse.It wastough buttaught us aboutsurviving insub-zero conditions.The worstdanger wediscovered wasfalling intoholesin ice.W:Could youget intouch withthe outsideworld thereM:There wassatellite communicationequipment.W:So didntyou seeanyone elsefor awhole yearM:Well,there wasthat timewhen we werehavingthe usualcanned foodand therewas afunnynoise.Jill thoughtit wasthe windbut itwas gettingcloser.Suddenly theroomwas floodedwith lightfrom thewindow.I openedthe doorand founda boxinthesnow.I lookedup andsawaplane flyingaway.They werepassing nearbyand someonetoldthem thatwewereout there.They droppedusabox withsome freshfruit andvegetables.It wasa lovelysurprise.Text10W:And nowits timetofindout whatson atthe Arts Center.This weeksentertainmentstarts onMonday witha playbased onthe novelBirds onthe Wingby authorPhilipCruise.Set ona Greekisland inthe lastcentury,it tellsa storyof truelove thatsucceedsin theface ofgreat difficulties.Tuesday bringsa danceworkshop,led byDiana Fransen.This excitingnew mixof exerciseand danceis greatfun.The twohours willbe overbeforeyou realizeit.There areonly placesfbr20people,so booknow ifyoureinterested.The Matsuridrummers fromJapan cometotheArtsCenteron Wednesday.Ifyou thinkdrumming isjust alot ofloud noise,think again-their clothesand effectsareamazing.On Thursdaya famousband fromEngland,directed byLeslie Ager,performsa concertof popularpieces.The jazzsinger andguitarist,Maddie Felix,comes onFridayevening aspart ofher concerttour tocelebrate hernew CD.There arestill afew ticketsleft,but hurry.Theyre sellingout fast.To booktickets fbrany ofthese events,phone theboxoffice on714170,or checkout thewebs.。